Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: G-Force
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 05:15 AM

... oh, and Skipy, we'll see you there!

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: G-Force
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 05:15 AM

Thanks everyone for your help. We're looking forward to it.

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: Tradsinger
Date: 14 Aug 09 - 03:50 AM

Check out the Glosfolk website. http://www.glosfolk.org.uk/

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: skipy
Date: 13 Aug 09 - 06:02 PM

White horse folk festival 14-16 Aug. or is that too early?
www.whitehorsefolkfestival.co.uk

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: GUEST,Woody
Date: 13 Aug 09 - 05:25 PM

Oh and Mr Red's list of what's on is here

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: GUEST,Woody
Date: 13 Aug 09 - 05:23 PM

I've heard there's a session in Siddington, just outside of Cirencester. Details are on this webpage but I believe that it's moved from the village hall to the pub!

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: Penny S.
Date: 13 Aug 09 - 02:11 PM

Try Minchinhampton. Thursday evening at the Crown in the market area - there's a car park round the back of the church, up a road to the right of the pub. Friendly welcome to newcomers.

There is a website on folk in Gloucestershire - Mr Red is involved, so you could try that.

Penny

Subject: RE: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: G-Force
Date: 13 Aug 09 - 09:08 AM

Refresh - is anyone out there? Would love to know what goes on.

Subject: Cirencester area - any sessions/clubs?
From: G-Force
Date: 12 Aug 09 - 01:20 PM

We're staying in Cirencester all next week and it would be lovely to join in a music session or visit a club. We'd be grateful if someone could let us know what goes on in the area and we're quite happy to travel a reasonable distance. I have Googled 'whats on in the folk world' but the info on these sites is not always up-to-date and anyway, you can't beat a bit of local knowledge.

Thanks very much.